Bandwidth and WGIC

Apr 27 06 12:14 pm

Rules
General Tab i unchecked all blanks and apply the restriction "120KB/s" and reverse bandwidth still is "120KB/s"
source ip 192.168.0.0
source mask 255.255.255.0
Rule is bi-directional checked
Restrictions Level 3 and 120Kb/s

Problem:
my clients are connecting with WGIC and the bandwidth still had no any effect. But when I connect by NAT its ok! I MUST use WGIC!!!

HELP ME!!!!
Thanks...

Apr 27 06 1:00 pm

WGIC connection creates Wingate-local traffic, so try checking "Apply for local machine" tickbox in the rules settings.

Apr 29 06 3:29 am

Now, "Apply for local machine" checked and the problem persists...
still had no any effect....

May 25 06 11:34 am

HELLO???? SUPPORT??????

May 25 06 11:38 am

Hi

When using the WGIC, all traffic between the client and the WinGate server happens over the same port numbers. This is because all TCP connections are redirected to a TCP connection redirector service that is part of the Winsock Redirector Service.

however, the connections made out to the servers on the internet obviously must be on the original port numbers requested by the client.

So the bandwidth rules will need to be applied to the traffic that goes between WinGate and the Internet, rather than WinGate and the client machines.

Regards

Adrien

May 25 06 11:50 am

Thanks Adrien!
So if my clients connect by www proxy instead of WGIC will the bandwidth rules be applied?
how can i authenticate the clients without using WGIC?
sorry about my english...

thanks again...
Fabio.

May 25 06 4:00 pm

Hi

You should be able to apply the bandwidth rules to WGIC traffic, but they just need to be set up so that they catch the traffic between WinGate and the Internet.

If you post some of the rules you are having trouble with to this forum we can have a look and see if there is any problem with the configuration.

To get normal proxy traffic authenticated (not using WGIC), you would need to set the policies for the WWW Proxy to require authentication, and choose which methods to use in the WWW Proxy configuration.

Regards

Adrien